US Midterm Elections: Republicans ‘Void’ Trump – ‘Party Must Get Out of Its Folly’

In between elections of USA the Republicans they may have won several States, but in no case did they increase their percentages, despite the particularly favorable ground they had as a result of which they now blame the Donald Trump for the support he provided.

According to dailymail.co.uk friends and associates of the former American president are “targeting” him as responsible for the party’s failure, since he did not open the gap with the Democrats, at a time when the latter are running out of executives and receiving intense criticism from all over.

Characteristically, the Mick MulveyTrump’s former chief of staff, said that “between Donald Trump and Ron DeSandis, tonight everyone wants to be Ron De Sandys. De Sandys wins tonight and Trump is not doing very well.”

Also, the “New York Post” of his former supporter, Rupert Murdoch, the features Trumpty Dumpty and the presenter Stephen Colbert he said on an evening television show that “the red wave looked more like a pink crumb».

In fact, Fox News’ White House correspondent, Jacqui Heinrichtweeted: “Republican img tells me “if it wasn’t clear before it should be now. We have a Trump problem“”.

So several Republican strategists said the party needs to “get away from Trump’s nonsense,” calling him a “self-centered guy” who supports hard-line candidates only because they agreed the 2020 election was stolen.

“We had a historic opportunity and Trump’s recruitment of unelectable candidates blew us away. Trump has lost three straight elections for the GOP and it’s time to snap out of this nonsense” characteristically stated the Scott Reidone veteran Republican strategist.